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 1      I, 2 |          goodness in their various forms, and (3) to understand the
 2      I, 4 |         than simply with words and forms of reasoning. Even here,
 3      I, 4 |            know how many different forms of constitution there are;
 4      I, 8 |           is to understand all the forms of government and to discriminate
 5      I, 8 | authorities as there are different forms of government. The forms
 6      I, 8 |           forms of government. The forms of government are four-democracy,
 7      I, 8 |            over all. There are two forms of monarchy: kingship, which
 8      I, 8 |         the ends which the various forms of government pursue, since
 9      I, 8 |            peculiar to the various forms of government-only, however,
10      I, 9 |        kinds on all occasions. The forms of Virtue are justice, courage,
11      I, 9 |      general, and of their various forms. As to further aspects of
12      I, 9 |           or other of two opposite forms of expression accordingly.~
13      I, 13|         will. The various possible forms of harm are clearly explained
14     II, 6 |            due to any of the other forms of badness of moral character,
15     II, 8 |          are: death in its various forms, bodily injuries and afflictions,
16     II, 9 |           with that there are some forms of good the sight of which
17     II, 11|            goodness in its various forms must be such an object,
18     II, 20|                     20~The special forms of oratorical argument having
19     II, 23|          the most effective of the forms of argument that contradict
20     II, 23|          the defence,...This topic forms the whole Art of Rhetoric
21     II, 23|          of argument for enthymeme forms the whole of the Art of
22    III, 3 |      language may take any of four forms:~(1) The misuse of compound
23    III, 8 |        numerical limitation of the forms of a composition that constitutes
24    III, 11|         and fury and so on are all forms of activity. And the poet